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Buying a lorry on a budget: To buy or to build?

Harriet Linton, 06 November 2009 15:01

Seven thousand pounds is an awful lot of money to most horse owners. But when it comes to buying a lorry, unfortunately a £7,000 budget places you right in the bargain basement. We guide you through each step of the lorry buying process to get the best lorry for your money. Another option for horsebox buyers on a budget is ...

Buying a lorry on a budget: Top points to check in a budget lorry

Harriet Linton, 06 November 2009 14:57

Seven thousand pounds is an awful lot of money to most horse owners. But when it comes to buying a lorry, unfortunately a £7,000 budget places you right in the bargain basement. We guide you through each step of the lorry buying process to get the best lorry for your money. Tyres Cheaper and, therefore, older boxes will often have ...

Buying a lorry on a budget: Maintaining your new lorry

Harriet Linton, 06 November 2009 14:52

Seven thousand pounds is an awful lot of money to most horse owners. But when it comes to buying a lorry, unfortunately a £7,000 budget places you right in the bargain basement. We guide you through each step of the lorry buying process to get the best lorry for your money. Now you’ve got your horsebox, estimate a contingency budget ...

Buying a lorry on a budget: Making the deal

Harriet Linton, 06 November 2009 14:45

Seven thousand pounds is an awful lot of money to most horse owners. But when it comes to buying a lorry, unfortunately a £7,000 budget places you right in the bargain basement. We guide you through each step of the lorry buying process to get the best lorry for your money. When you eventually find the perfect box, and you’ve had ...

Buying a lorry on a budget: Viewing boxes

Harriet Linton, 06 November 2009 14:36

Buying a lorry on a budget: How do I avoid a stolen box?

Harriet Linton, 06 November 2009 14:30

Seven thousand pounds is an awful lot of money to most horse owners. But when it comes to buying a lorry, unfortunately a £7,000 budget places you right in the bargain basement. We guide you through each step of the lorry buying process to get the best lorry for your money. Check the numbers on the lorry’s plate match with ...

Buying a lorry on a budget: Calling in the professionals

Harriet Linton, 06 November 2009 14:26

Seven thousand pounds is an awful lot of money to most horse owners. But when it comes to buying a lorry, unfortunately a £7,000 budget places you right in the bargain basement. We guide you through each step of the lorry buying process to get the best lorry for your money. Professional bodies can provide lots of backup to horsebox ...

Buying a lorry on a budget: Making your shortlist

Harriet Linton, 06 November 2009 14:22

Seven thousand pounds is an awful lot of money to most horse owners. But when it comes to buying a lorry, unfortunately a £7,000 budget places you right in the bargain basement. We guide you through each step of the lorry buying process to get the best lorry for your money. List the lorries that meet all your criteria. The ...

Buying a lorry on a budget: Where do I start?

Harriet Linton, 06 November 2009 13:55

Seven thousand pounds is an awful lot of money to most horse owners. But when it comes to buying a lorry, unfortunately a £7,000 budget places you right in the bargain basement. We guide you through each step of the lorry buying process to get the best lorry for your money. Spread the word that you’re looking for a box ...

Clipping Fears: Part 4 - Starting to clip

Harriet Linton, 21 October 2009 10:06

Clipping is an unnatural experience for horses so only start to clip when you’re sure your horse is desensitised to sound and vibration. Make sure you have plenty of time – trying to rush or getting impatient will only be counter-productive. Start with a clean, well-groomed horse. Use your grooming time to reassure him that you are both friends and ...

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